Graduate Entry Medicine at St George's: 2027 Entry

St George's sets two GAMSAT conditions, and you must meet both: a minimum of 50 in each section, and a minimum overall score that it sets every year from the scores it receives. It does not consider extenuating circumstances for GAMSAT, and it accepts only scores sent directly by ACER.

The university says it is not possible to predict a threshold for any year from earlier data, and that it publishes the cut-off during the cycle once all interview invitations have gone out. Our GAMSAT guide explains the three sections and how they are scored.

Everyone who meets the entry requirements and the GAMSAT cut-off is invited to a multiple mini interview, which City St George's says will usually be in person. For the 2026 entry cycle, A101 interviews ran from 9 to 16 February 2026, in person at the Tooting campus or online. Dates for the 2027 cycle have not been published.

The details below describe the 2026 entry cycle. City St George's says some of this information may change for the 2027 cycle.

• Six stations of about five minutes each, with a 60-second break between them. Each station is marked independently by a different interviewer.
• A station may be a question, a practical task or a role play, such as managing a challenging situation, and you get a written copy of the task.
• The MMI assesses communication, empathy, ethical reasoning, problem solving and motivation for medicine.
• You book your slot through the Applicant Portal link in your invitation, and must submit the online Internal Disclosures Form before the interview. Expect about three hours on campus, with a course presentation and Q&A afterwards.
• The online version runs on SAMMI-Select: six pre-recorded questions answered on camera, with AI-detection software. Using AI tools is prohibited.

Decisions are made only after all interviews for the programme are finished. In the 2026 entry cycle, applicants who met the 15 October 2025 deadline and were interviewed received outcomes by the UCAS deadline of 13 May 2026. Timed MMI mock interviews are one way to get used to the five-minute format.

• Year 1, the clinical science year: seven modules cover the first two years of knowledge from the five-year course, through lectures, tutorials and group work, with early GP and community visits.
• Year 2, the transition year: problem-based learning and student selected components alongside five-week clinical blocks in medicine, surgery and general practice.
• Year 3: attachments across medicine, senior health, cardiology, surgery, neurology and neurosurgery, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynaecology, and paediatrics.
• Year 4: five-week assistantships in medicine, surgery and general practice, then critical care, emergency medicine and public health, and a five-week elective after finals.

The Tooting campus shares its site with St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Home students on the course can apply to the NHS Learning Support Fund, which City St George's describes as non-repayable grants of at least £5,000 a year for eligible healthcare students.